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The War That Launched a Thousand Ships: The Truth, Mystery and History of the Trojan War for Kids
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- ISBN8231692286
- EAN9798231692286
- Date de parution28/06/2025
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- ÉditeurWalzone Press
Résumé
For thousands of years, people have passed down the thrilling, tragic, and unforgettable story of a war that shook the ancient world-a war filled with brave warriors, clever plans, and larger-than-life gods. Now, young readers can dive into the heart of that story and discover what really happened behind the walls of a mighty city by the sea. This fast-paced, kid-friendly retelling brings the legendary conflict between the Greeks and Trojans to life, with clear storytelling and just the right balance of excitement and depth.
Readers will meet famous figures like Achilles, Hector, Helen, and Odysseus, and explore the choices they made-the brave, the bold, and the sometimes foolish. They'll follow epic battles, daring duels, and a trick so clever it brought down an entire city. But it's not just about action. This book also explores what life was like inside Troy during the long siege, how stories change over time, and what archaeologists have actually discovered about this mysterious war.
It invites readers to think deeply about pride, courage, and the power of storytelling itself. Whether you're a history lover, a mythology fan, or someone who just enjoys a great tale, this book will pull you in-and make you wonder what legends might still be waiting to be told.
Readers will meet famous figures like Achilles, Hector, Helen, and Odysseus, and explore the choices they made-the brave, the bold, and the sometimes foolish. They'll follow epic battles, daring duels, and a trick so clever it brought down an entire city. But it's not just about action. This book also explores what life was like inside Troy during the long siege, how stories change over time, and what archaeologists have actually discovered about this mysterious war.
It invites readers to think deeply about pride, courage, and the power of storytelling itself. Whether you're a history lover, a mythology fan, or someone who just enjoys a great tale, this book will pull you in-and make you wonder what legends might still be waiting to be told.
For thousands of years, people have passed down the thrilling, tragic, and unforgettable story of a war that shook the ancient world-a war filled with brave warriors, clever plans, and larger-than-life gods. Now, young readers can dive into the heart of that story and discover what really happened behind the walls of a mighty city by the sea. This fast-paced, kid-friendly retelling brings the legendary conflict between the Greeks and Trojans to life, with clear storytelling and just the right balance of excitement and depth.
Readers will meet famous figures like Achilles, Hector, Helen, and Odysseus, and explore the choices they made-the brave, the bold, and the sometimes foolish. They'll follow epic battles, daring duels, and a trick so clever it brought down an entire city. But it's not just about action. This book also explores what life was like inside Troy during the long siege, how stories change over time, and what archaeologists have actually discovered about this mysterious war.
It invites readers to think deeply about pride, courage, and the power of storytelling itself. Whether you're a history lover, a mythology fan, or someone who just enjoys a great tale, this book will pull you in-and make you wonder what legends might still be waiting to be told.
Readers will meet famous figures like Achilles, Hector, Helen, and Odysseus, and explore the choices they made-the brave, the bold, and the sometimes foolish. They'll follow epic battles, daring duels, and a trick so clever it brought down an entire city. But it's not just about action. This book also explores what life was like inside Troy during the long siege, how stories change over time, and what archaeologists have actually discovered about this mysterious war.
It invites readers to think deeply about pride, courage, and the power of storytelling itself. Whether you're a history lover, a mythology fan, or someone who just enjoys a great tale, this book will pull you in-and make you wonder what legends might still be waiting to be told.
